Thread: Which is the cheapest eBookstore in the UK? Guardian
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Old 08-06-2010, 12:01 PM   #22
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Amazon's eBook prices are pretty much always the lowest around, and they seem to be making a genuine effort to make their reading app available on every mobile device they can. Personally I think it's a good strategy, and one which will succeed. As things stand now, I can read Amazon books on my Kindle, iPhone, iPad, or PC.
My only big fault with Amazon is that there's no Kindle App for Windows Mobile
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